GET INVOLVED!
AWI is a registered Canadian charity that depends on its community's generosity to deliver its programs and services.
Assistance can come in many different forms: cash donations, material donations, volunteers, and in-kind professional guidance.
Your contribution will go a long way in helping AWI provide the following:
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Emergency medical care for injured, orphaned, and ill wildlife
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Daily care of our wildlife patients, including food, supplements, bedding, cleaning supplies
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Covering the costs of operations, including staff, utilities, transportation, and insurance
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Educational opportunities for community groups and schools
Ways to donate
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One-time gift
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Monthly donations
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Memorials
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Donations of stock, dividends
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Donating through the United Way/Chimp/Benevity payroll donation deduction program through your employer
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Donations are tax deductible, and official receipts for income tax purposes will be issued.
Questions? Email info@atlanticwildlife.ca.
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AWI 50/50 FUNDRAISER
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By purchasing a ticket, you’re helping injured, orphaned, and displaced wildlife get the medical care and rehabilitation they need to return to the wild. From tiny songbirds to majestic owls, your support gives them a second chance at life.
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BUSINESS AND CORPORATE SUPPORT
Businesses of all sizes can support AWI's mission through corporate partnerships. Reach out if your team is interested in partnering with us! Opportunities include co-sponsoring events, volunteer days, or retreats at AWI. Email info@atlanticwildlife.ca.
We also appreciate material goods and services; check our WISH LIST for items your business can provide.
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AWI WISHLIST
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​Daily cleaning supplies:
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Green, blue, and clear garbage bags (lg)
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Dish gloves
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Disposable gloves
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Paper towls
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Non-toxic, biodegradable laundry detergent
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Non-toxic, biodegradable all-purpose cleaner
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Javex
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Sponges, scrub brushes
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Cleaning buckets and mops
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Disposable masks
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Toilet paper
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Heating items:
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Pads (manual turoff)
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Microwavable disks
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Lamps
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Portable heaters
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Power bars with timers
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Reptile-style heat lamps
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Heat, reptile basking, UVA, UVB bulbs
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Animal supplies:
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Wood shavings
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Straw bales
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Stainless steel food and water bowls
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Kiddie pools, utility bins for swimming waterfowl
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New metal garbage cans and lids for storing feed
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Heavy-duty plastic rolls
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Construction materials (metal hardware, cloth, galvanized nails, all-purpose screws, latches — please call of more information
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Soft-sided carry kennels and reptile units
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Daily food needs:
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Duck and goose pellets
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Cracked corn
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Wild bird seed
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Hamster, rabbit feed, rodent chow
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Apples, carrots, squash, dark greens
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Hard nuts (walnuts, almonds)
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Pedialyte (plan preferred)
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Cleaning equipment
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Brooms, dustpans
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Shovels, square and spade, snow
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Hand tools
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Daily consumables, groceries:
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Gift certificates from Sobey's/Foodland, Walmart, Superstore
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Canadian Tire money
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Irving gas certificates
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Gift certificates from local veterinary clinics for medical supplied
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Big ticket equipment:
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Sump pumps
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Dehumidifers
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Industrial garden hoses
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Wheel barrows, carts
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Medical supplies:
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Sterile saline
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Vet wrap (neutral colours)
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Medical tape
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Gauze pads, rolls
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1 cc-60 cc syringes
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Tweezers, forceps
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Scissors (all types)
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Headlamps
Donations can be dropped off at the following NB locations:
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Maritime Animal Hospital, Moncton
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Wild Carnivore Pet Store, Sackville
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Co-op Home and Farm Country Store, Fredericton
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Atlantic Wildlife Institute, Cookville
Volunteering
AWI receives hundreds of wildlife patients annually and answers thousands of wildlife-related calls, from general inquiries to wildlife needing immediate help. We operate 24/7, 365 days a year.
Volunteers are a vital part of our workforce. They help transport animals to and from our regional drop-off locations, capture and provide short-term care, maintain the site, provide daily animal care, raise funds and do office-related work.
Want to be part of the AWI team? Email info@atlanticwildlife.ca.

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Wildlife care
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Critter cabbies
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Wildlife 1st responders
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Wildlife care providers
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Emergency response
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Site maintenance and construction
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Daily cleaning
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Site upkeep
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Site construction — maintenance/renovation of existing units, new projects
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Property preservation
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Trail development/maintenance
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Native plantings/ native plant nursery
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Educational programming
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Wildlife Learning Centre
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Site tours
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Presentations
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Fundraising
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Event coordinator
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Community engagement
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Coordinators
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Volunteer coordinator
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Materials and supply coordinator